McKesson Super Underpads, Incontinence Bed Pads 30" x 36" [100 Count], Moderate Absorbency, Disposable Chux Pads for Adults, Elderly, and Baby, Pee Pads

I think these are worth the pricetag. I take care of my mom who uses diapers. She got a UT infection when I was using the wipes with a perineal cleanser. I decided to try these. These are full size, have plenty of soap contained within them. You don't have to rinse. They are much better than using those little wipes. With these, I can get her nice and clean. They are more comfortable for her because they are thick and full size. When a person is in a diaper, the bowel movement can spread everywhere, because these are thick, they can really clean effectively. Just put them in a little warm water and they are ready to use. For me, they make cleaning up much easier than using the wipes or cotton wash cloths. Most importantly, they are more sanitary. They actually can be reused, but since she got the infection, I don't reuse them. These help avoid UT infections, so they are worth it to me. Yes, I balked at the price...at first. I was using these and then got the wipes because they were so much cheaper. After she got the infection, I switched back to these. The price? What of it. Everything is expensive.

We have four very small chihuahuas that enjoy the outdoors only under perfect conditions, leaving us with a need for a piddle pad in our mudroom for their “ are you kidding I’m not going out there it’s too hot/cold/wet/dark/scary/snowy/etc” toileting needs. This pad is the perfect size and absorbency for a 24 hour period for my tiny terrors. I’ve tried the heavier duty, higher absorbency pads made by this same company but honestly they were overkill. These are less expensive, a little larger, and much more absorbent than pet pads I’ve found locally, and the convenience of having them delivered is great. I’ve been a regular purchaser of McKesson pads for my pets and a human houseguest for at least 15 years. Quality products all the way.

Works well . Very absorbent

Im doing here what i wished someone would do for me, compare the product to another similarly priced brand and put it to the test. I did that. I poured 32 oz of water onto both pads and the competator failed but this one, McKeeson held all of it and didnt leak onto my hardwood floor. I use them as puppies pads (10 pound dog) and never had them leak through onto the floor. For the price, I found this product to be a high quality item, thicker than others in the same price range, durable, odorless, absorbent and leakproof. I've been getting them for about a year and they are pretty consistent in quality. They come in a fairly large box, a case of 100, but are then put into smaller packages of ten which I find more manageable. Clean up is a snap because i just roll it up and toss it and it doesnt leak out any excess, because it absorbs like a disposable diaper. Now there are others on the market that are thicker and bigger, as I've tried them, but they also are about $10 more for same amount, a case. I eventually decided that although these weren't as thick, they still preformed for my needs, and I saved $10 per case. These proved sufficient. I hope this review is helpful. Let me know if it was.

Perfect for a small pet. Super absorbent!

I have tried 4 different brands now, 3 from Amazon and 1 locally and I have to say this one is the best all around performance, price, value, and size. I first saw this on a review site that I frequent and get deals on in return for reviews. I didn't ask for the discount because it involved buying a much smaller volume and size. I initially looked at them though and they led me to what I really wanted, a 100 count box, good price, and a large pee pee pad, so far the biggest that I have seen 30" x 36". The estimate for delivery was 5-10 days after I ordered, imagine my surprise when they arrived 4 days after I ordered them! They came in individual 10 per 10 packs. I immediately pulled one out because puppy (actually geriatric dog) had missed her pad laying there in front of me. It was so soft on the absorbent side it felt like a baby's diaper. When I used it on the urine, it absorbed it immediately and did not soak through the plastic backing. They are wonderful! Bigger for more coverage, so I use less. The price can't be beat and the absorption with no leaking or penetration through the plastic is excellent!

I used to buy these often and then I moved where there was a Walgreens nearby so I started using their Certainty brand, which were about the same price. Recently I needed some and couldn't get to the store, so I ordered a box of these. Total waste of money! If you are considering these to use as bedpads for an adult with bladder control issues, they are worthless for that purpose. They are nowhere near 'super' absorbent anymore, not like they used to be. Maybe light, and even that is stretching it. The fluff in the pad bunches up with any movement at all and then liquids run off the plastic backing to end up on everything around the pad. Even used under a fitted sheet to keep them in place and protect them from the person moving to get into bed they STILL managed to come apart before morning and spread liquid everywhere. Thankfully I had used a bed-sized washable bedpad under them so the mattress wasn't soaked! If you need puppy papers, these are okay for a puppy or small dog under 25lbs or so. Much bigger and the wet will run off the sizes. I tried them for that too since I have so many that are useless for the intended purpose, and they don't hold enough to protect the floors from a 40lb dog who sometimes doesn't wait until morning. Pad ended up soaked in one spot with a trail to the side from it where most of the wet ran off and ended up on the floor. In short... DON'T BUY.

They make great "puppy pads"! I adopted a Hungarian Pointer and Pit Bull mix pup about 5 years ago. He was already paper trained but I thought he'd learn to go potty outside. Wrong! He loves to go outside for a walk or some play time but he always waits until he comes back inside to "do his business" and he always goes on the pads. As a 68-year-old woman with one artificial knee, problems with the other knee and a few other health issues, living in an area where winters get icy, I think his quirky potty routine is probably a blessing in disguise. EXCEPT that I'm not going to deal with a stinky home or anything leaking through to my carpet, and the appropriate pet products are far too expensive for constant use by a 60+ pound dog! McKesson underpads to the rescue! They don't leak and the 30" by 36" size is more suitable for a medium/large dog than the much smaller pet pads. I buy a case of 100 at a time and pay about 44 cents per pad which is a MUCH less expensive alternative, making it possible for me to keep them fresh so odor doesn't become an issue. I've also learned that there are a surprising number of other dog owners in similar situations and I would highly recommend these pads to any of them!